Faraglioni Rocks are certainly worth a visit if you are in Rome or Naples. I visited in September 2003 with a friend and again in October 2005 with my then boyfriend (now husband).

For both trips we stayed in Rome and took the train to Naples, then the ferry to Capri.

For the second trip, I wanted to see the blue grotto and ended up in choppy waters, super close to the Faraglioni. All other tour operators were not going out due to choppy water but I was foolish enough to insist and rode with 2 other passengers into the rough water. It was a nightmare, me freaking out and screaming since I felt like I'd drown (I cannot swim) but in the end I did see the amazing formation.

I have attached a photo from 2003 and 2005.

Not very much to see...The Faraglioni rocks can be admired from many points of the island:Monte Solaro,Punta Canone,Gardens of Augustus,Via Krupp,Marina Picolla.

The rocks of I Faraglioni are certainly worth a visit. You can visit them from a number of different ways:

1.) Walk around the island and take the trail high up in the mountain. This will give you great photo opportunities of the rocks.

2.) Take the trail from the walk around the island (discussed above) down to sea level. This will give you an entirely different perspective of the rocks - and well worth it!

3.) Visit the rocks by boat! This is well done after completing 1 and 2 above, and taking the trail down to the rocks. After visiting the beach clubs at the bottom (the one on the left is much better!) you can take a boat from there to the Marina Piccola, from where you can take a bus to just about any major point on the island.

I Faraglioni is well worth a visit!

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